For the absolute best view on the island, head to Tal-Mixta Cave. Hidden high on the cliffs above Ramla Bay, this natural cave acts as a frame for one of the most stunning vistas in the Mediterranean.
From the cave’s opening, you can look directly down onto the iconic red-gold sands of Ramla Bay and the deep blue sea beyond. It’s a favorite spot for photographers, especially at sunset.
Wied il-Għasri is a narrow, fjord-like sea canyon that snakes between high limestone cliffs before reaching a tiny, secluded pebble beach. This hidden gem is a haven for those seeking peace and quiet away from the crowds.
The clear, calm waters of the canyon are perfect for snorkeling, while the surrounding cliffs offer spectacular hiking routes with views of the Ta’ Gurdan Lighthouse.
Food in Gozo is a celebration of the island’s agricultural roots. Two items you absolutely must try are the authentic Gozitan Ftira and the Ġbejna.
Unlike the bready ftira of Malta, the Gozitan version is more like a sourdough pizza, traditionally topped with thinly sliced potatoes, capers, olives, anchovies, and fresh tomatoes. Pair it with Ġbejniet—small round cheeses made from sheep’s or goat’s milk—often served fresh, dried, or rolled in crushed black pepper.
Gozo has some really excellent walking country. There are many walking areas, which present a varying level of challenge. Some of these routes are suitable for pedal cycles too. The best months for this kind of activity are April, May, early June, then later on in the year in October and November, weather permitting of course ! Just a few favourite routes are shown here, and you would be best advised to plan your route well beforehand.
Mgarr Harbour
From the harbour at Mgarr walk a short distance up the hill to Fort Chambrai. This was built in the 18th century by Bailli Jacques-Francois de Chambrai, and is currently being developed into a resort area. From here, make your way down rough paths which lead to the tiny bay of Xatt L-Ahmer (The Red Shore).
Sannat Area
From Sannat, make your way to the Ta’Cenc Hotel, then proceed along the country road leading south east to open countryside and cliffs. About 2 kms west of Ta’Cenc is the valley of Mgarr ix-Xini and sea inlet bearing the same name. The return journey is up hill along the valley by the road which leads into Xewkija.
San Blas Bay
Just north west of Nadur, you will find the bay at San Blas. This is a small sandy beach, accessible only by a steep path ! It is worth the effort though, and from here you can actually cross the headland and walk down to the larger sand beach at Ramla ta’ Hamra. The Maltese name means ‘red beach’ and it is a very popular leisure area.
Gozo has a wide range of cafes, snack bars, pizza places and restaurants each offering an equally diverse choice of menu. There’s something to suit most palates and pockets! so here are just a few suggestions from establishments around the island…
Victoria
The Cafe Jubilee, It-Tokk, Govanni’s, Cafe San Marino, Cup Cake, Dukes Cafe, Coffee Break. Up the hill towards the Citadel, find the Garden Restaurant, Atrium Wine Bar, and the Cittadella and Ta’ Ricardo. On the Zebbug road there is Gendus, past the roundabout Brookies. In Saint Francis Square there are many snack bars. On the main road opposite the school find the Tamarisk for a full local and takeaway menu. Next to the Arcadia shopping mall there is MacDonalds, and the Red Rose Cafe just a little way down, then the Black Jack Diner over the road on the corner facing.
Xewkija
Starting out on the Mgarr road out of Victoria past the petrol station and past the traffic lights reaching the Mariblu Restaurant. Keeping on this road further up the hill is Mistees. Return to the traffic lights taking the road to Sannat and Ta’ Cenc then find the Palazzo Margarita, close by is Il-Girna.
Xlendi
Along the Xlendi valley road, approaching the town is Il-Taverna del-Ponti and Il-Kenur restaurants. In town find Valley View on the right, Seashells and Val d’Or. The Boat House, Bonitios’s and Village Inn. Moby Dick’s for Fish and above the Huang Gong Chinese. By the cove there is the Stone Crab and Karolina restaurants. A little distance away find It-Mun and The Paradise. St. Patricks Hotel offers waters edge view, facing the tower and bay is Da Manuel restaurant. On to St Simon Street to find Ic-Cina and Il-Terrazzo.
Gharb
Once in Gharb there is Jeffrey’s, right next door to Gozo Glass. By the side of Gharb church is Salvina’s restaurant and the Water Hole wine bar just along the street on the right.
Marsalforn area
Here you will find a very wide variety of eating places; just off the Victoria road is the Ta’ Frenc, below find Il-Maxtura, then Tritons Lodge for Chinese or European food. By the harbour the Cafe Romance, Dragon Chinese at the Calypso Hotel, then Republic, Smuggler’s Cave, Odyssy, Mermaid, Pulena and Arzella restaurants. The Gauleon, Electra and Ritz can be found in the block by the valley. Il-Plajja, the glass palace has a good restaurant. Smiley’s for burgers. Il-Kaptan and Marlene D. Fast food at Scallops and local dishes at Antida’s, plus a Gelaterija. Towards the far end, find Il-Kartell and Neptunes bistro’s. Up and over the hill to Qbajjar there is Chez Amand and next door Qbajjar Restaurant. Farther along there is the Horizon and Seagull snack bar.
Xaghra
Between Ggantija and the church find Gesthers, then the Oleander in the main square. Dixy does fried chicken. The Cornucopia Hotel has a 5 star restaurant. Then there is the Xaghra Lodge and Teasers on the way to Marsalforn Bay.
Nadur & Qala
In Zewwieqa Street is Xerri il-Bukett. In Qala village there is ta Vestru for a great Pizza, D-Bar in St Joseph’s Square, St Anthony’s behind Nadur church. Try timpana and pizza from the Band, Bocci and Football Discovers. Overlooking Ramla is the Almar with Martins on the road towards the ferry.
Ghajnsielem & Mgarr
There are couple of kiosks serving hot snacks, then the Seaview specialising in seafood. Jason’s Seaview Restauant and Pizza Marina, Up the hill is Huan-Yuan Chinese Restaurant, Sammy’s and then the popular Gleneagles. Quayside find Manoel’s , Wigi’s Winebar and Park Lim. Leading up from the harbour Ta’ Pawlu. Overlooking the harbour there are two hotels each with restaurants, The Grand Hotel in St Anthony Street. Towards Victoria find the Rexy in Mgarr Road.
Gozo may be small in size, but it has a wide range of shopping facilities. Most of these can be found in the capital, Victoria, where there are three shopping centers, Arkadia, The Duke and Tigrija Palazz. Here you can find department stores, supermarkets, opticians, fashion and cosmetic shops, haberdashery, jewellers and cafes. But don’t miss out, take some time to explore the older parts of Victoria, and you will be well rewarded. For the visitor there is much to browse over whilst looking for that holiday memento…
Craft items – where to buy
in Gozo visit the Crafts Centre in the Citadel, and Ta’ Dbiegi Craft village at San Lawrenz – you will find the best range of goods at these places, but local crafts can be found in other shops and establishments throughout the islands. Craft items, such as knitwear, lace and basketware have a long history are of great cultural value to the island. The Arabs introduced cotton into Malta, from around 870, and along with it expertise in weaving and dyeing. During the period of the Knights, Gozitan cotton linen was very highly sought after in Europe. Silverware and filigree work is very attractive, and the Maltese gold and silversmiths are highly skilled at their craft.
Lace making
making lace is fascinating to watch; the pattern is drawn up on parchment paper and holes pricked to show where the pins should be positioned to allow the linen ‘lace’ threads to be worked. Priests encouraged lace-making in Gozo during the 19th century and before long lace-making spread to become an island industry. Examples of lace were sent to the Exhibition of Industries held in London in 1880. This art is usually passed from mother to daughter, and today you can still see women working their lace whilst sitting outside their houses.
filigree & silverware
there are many fine examples of antique Maltese silverware in museums, churches and private houses. The Knights introduced the use of silverware at their hospitals, to help prevent the spread of infection, and there are many rare pieces held in private collections. The craft is carried on in small workshops throughout the islands, and you will find a huge range of designs available for purchase at jewellery shops and craft centres – look out the delicate and intricate filigree broaches.
Glassware & pottery
pottery is one of the most ancient of Maltese crafts, and dates back to the megalithic period. You can find many household items and souvenirs such as candlesticks and decorative tiles and flowerpots made in the traditional way. Glassware is entirely mouth blown and hand made, and comes in an array of colours and inventive shapes and sizes. You can see glassblowers at work at Gozo Glass in Gharb.
knitwear
the Islands have been renowned for the high quality of their cloth for centuries. Today, fabrics are produced by hand and mechanised means. Gozo produces a wide range of knitted garments, rugs and wall hangings. You can find these for sale all over the island at very reasonable prices.
basketware
this is an old craft, developed for the needs of the fishing and agriculture industries. The market in Independence Square, Victoria usually have a good variety of these items, along with pieces in wickerwork.
things to eat and drink
there’s a vast selection – try out Gozitan Thyme Honey, peppered goats cheese Gbejniet, nougat and the Maltese snack Pastizzi, filled with cheese or peas…or what about Gozitan Olive Oil or a bottle or two of excellent wine…
Gozo has several beaches and coves, all of which vary in size and atmosphere. Some demand a degree of effort to get to, others do not. You can pick the one to suit!
Ramla l-Hamra Bay
This is Gozo’s finest and largest sandy beach, with lovely red gold sand. The bay is surrounded by countryside and there are no nearby tourist developments, but there are some snack bar facilities. The beach has its own landmark – a white statue of the Virgin Mary. Swimming is safe in clean seas, and in windier weather there is white surf rolling in onto the sands. Best to reach this bay following the signs from Nadur or Xaghra. It is highly recommended for families and sunset enthusiasts.
Dahlet Qorrot Bay
Find this isolated bay on the north east coast just below Nadur and Qala. The coastline is craggy, and the bay is still used by local fishermen. Perfect clear waters for snorkelling, and a good place enjoy a quiet stroll in the off season months.
Dwerja
The Inland sea, and the bay itself was created millions of years ago, it is thought when two caves collapsed. The shallow lagoon found inland is linked to the sea via a 100 metre cave. It is used by fishermen, swimmers and by divers as an access point. The area also has some good underwater caves providing spectacular dive sites.
Hondoq ir-Rummien
Just below the village of Qala is the small cove of Hondoq ir-Rummien, very popular with bathers, and particularly snorkellers because of its clear and deep waters. Access to the sea is by bathing ladders. From here there are good views over to Comino.
Marsalforn
This is Gozo’s main seaside town, and in the summer months it is a bustling and lively resort area. There is a small beach near the harbour with safe bathing. A little farther around the coast, towards Qbajjar there is rocky coastline and good snorkelling.
San Blas Bay
This is a small, rocky bay set in lovely countryside, flanked by terraced hills, just below the village of Nadur. Recently, San Blas bay has been voted one of the top ten most beautiful secret beaches in the world! It is a favourite spot for bathers, note there is only a small parking area, and the beach is down a rather steep hill. But take your time – the scenery here is beautiful and there is no hurry…
Mgarr ix-xini
This is a small isolated inlet arrived at through a scenic gorge, just below the village of Xewkija. It was used by the Knights as a galley harbour – though today it is a quiet bathing spot with good swimming and snorkelling.
Xlendi
This is a lovely sea inlet, which is flanked by spectacular steep cliffs. There is a tiny spit of sand near the harbour, but bathing here is usually off the rocks along the bay from ladders. There are pathways here too, just along the left hand side of the bay, with spacious flat rocks for sunbathing. Come here for stunning views out to sea, lovely scenery, and to enjoy the sunsets!
Nowhere in the Mediterranean can rival Malta and Gozo’s variety of dive sites, both natural and man-made. Some of the best diving is to be found off the southern shore of Gozo. There is deep water beneath sheer cliffs, with spectacular rock formations, arches, tunnels and caves.
More than 40 species of fish can be seen around the islands, including grouper, moray, octopus, eagle ray, angler fish, with sea anemones to give a little colour…
A successful diving holiday on Gozo depends on how quickly you can make use of the existing facilities. Today there are numerous diving shops situated on the island. We will help you find the closest dive shop facility convenient to your accommodation. Please let us know in advance of any special requirements you may have.
Scuba Dive Shops by location
Xlendi Bay
Moby Dives
St Andrew’s Diver’s Cove
Marsalforn Bay
Gozo Aqua Sports Dive Centre
Scuba Kings Gozo PADI Diving Centre
Bubbles Dive Centre
Atlantis Diving Centre
Calendar of Gozo Events , information of coming events on Gozo.
Where to go, what to see, cultural events, festa, fireworks display, marching bands, exhibitions.
| Name of event | Date | Description | Location |
| Icons Exhibition | 28/02 to 12/04/2015 | An exhibition of Icons by Vincent Mangani – Episodes from Good Friday | Karmni Grima Musuem Gharb Tuesday to Saturday from 9:00 to 16:00 |
| Procession Easter | 20-03-15 | A procession starting from Sanctuary of the Immaculate Conception to Qala Parish Church on the tenth anniversary of the statue of Christ the Redeemer, followed by a solemn Eucharistic Celebration. | Sanctuary of the Immaculate Conception Qala 18.00 |
| Divinita – Exibition | 20/03/2015 to 5/04/2015 | Divinita – Exibition by Michael Cutajar Zahra | Il-Hagar Museum Victoria during the day |
| Gozo International Celebration | 21-03-15 | Gozo International Celebration, with participation of the Joy Gospel Singers and the Qala Magnificat Choir | Qala Parish Church 18.30 |
| The Road to The Crucifixion | 21-03-15 | A Pageant of the Passion of Christ enacted along the street of Victoria | St Francis Square Victoria 19:00 |
| Ta Pinu Via Sagra | 22-03-15 | Via Crucis Ta Ghammar Hill a Pinu Gharb – Bishop Mario Grech will lead this Religious service | Ta Ghammar Hill ta Pinu Gharb 18.30 |
| Art Exhibition | 26/3/2015 to 8/04/2015 | An Exhibition of painting by the well known painter Chev Paul Camilleri Cauchi | Banca Guratale Victoria Monday to Friday from 8:00 to 14:00 and Saturday from 8:00 to 12:00 |
| Our Lady of Sorrows Pageant | 27-03-15 | Our Lady of Sorrows Pageant, Around 100 actors dressed as biblical characters will take part in a procession at ta Passi and Fort Chambray | Main street of Ghajnsielem 18.00 |
| Our Lady of Sorrows Pageant | 27-03-15 | Our Lady of Sorrows Pageant | Main Street of Kercem, 18.15 |
| Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows | 27-03-15 | One finds a deep rooted devotion to the Sorrowing Mother and the feast is celebrated with utmost religiosity. The statue is accompanied by the clergy and the faithful reciting the rosary and singing hymns for the occasion while the band plays funeral marches, adding to the solemnity of the occasion. | Around Ġgantija Plots (Xagħra, Gozo) starts 18:00 |
| Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows Open air Mass | 27-03-15 | Our Lady of Sorrows – A Eucharistic celebration will be held outside St James Church | Independence Square Victoria 18.30 |
| Our Lady of Sorrows Pageant | 27-03-15 | Our Lady of Sorrows Pageant | Main Street of Xewkija 19.30 |
| Sacred Music Concert by La Stella Philharmonic Band | 28-03-20 | A concert of sacred music and religious literature by the La Stella Philharmonic Band (dir: Prof. Joseph Vella) and the Laudate Pueri Choir (dir: Can. George J. Frendo). | St George’s Basilica, Victoria, Gozo at 20:00 hrs |
| Sacred Sculpture Exhibition | 29/03/2015 to 5/04/2015 | Sacred Sculpture Exhibition by Mario Agius | Scared Heart Seminary Victoria – during the day |
| Palm Sunday | 31-03-15 | Commencing at Ta Passi Field, this activity will consist of Jesus triumphal entry to Jerusalem, the inauguration of the Lord’s Supper | Ta Passi Field Ghajsnielem 17.00 |
| Good Friday Procession | 29-03-15 | Good Friday Procession | Main Street Qala 18.30 |
| Good Friday Penitential Procession | 02-04-15 | The oldest Passion Procession in Gozo, organized by St George’s Basilica, with the participation of the Collegiate Chapter and clergy, the La Stella (Victoria) and Konti Ruġġieru (Rabat) Philharmonic Bands, and the Laudate Pueri Choir. | St George’s Basilica and main streets of Victoria, Gozo at 19:00 hrs |
| Reenactment of the Last Supper | 02-04-15 | Reenactment of the Last Supper at Ta Passi Field. | Ta Passi Field Ghajsnielem 20.30 to 23.30 |
| Reenactment of the Last Supper | 02-04-15 | Reenactment of the Last Supper at Ta Passi Field. | Ta Passi Field Ghajsnielem 9.00 to 12.00 |
| Good Friday Procession | 03-04-15 | Good Friday pageant-procession with several biblical characters and tableau statues depicting the mysteries of the suffering of Jesus Christ, accompanied by the Leone Band. | Issues from the Gozo Cathedral (Citadel), through the streets of Victoria historic centre. From 16:00 |
| Good Friday Procession | 03-04-15 | Solemn procession of statues carried by pallbearers representing episodes in the Passion of the Christ, as well as participants dressed as biblical characters. The procession also includes men in penitence bearing crosses or dragging chains. | Main Streets of Nadur 17:00 |
| Easter Egg Hunt | Easter week | A ‘Mega Easter Egg Hunt’ organized by Ghajnsielem Local Council and Buzzy Kids Entertainment | Ghajnsielem Playing Field, Pjazza tad-Dehra, Ghajnsielem 13:00 |
| Easter Procession | 05-04-15 | Religious Demonstration with the statue of the Risen Lord, with the participation of the La Stella Band | St George’s Basilica and main streets of Victoria, Gozo at 08.45hrs |
| Easter Sunday March | 05-04-15 | The Leone Band accompanies the statue of the Resurrected Jesus Christ with festive marches. | Issues from the Gozo Cathedral (Citadel), through Savina Square and Independence Square. 10.30am onwards. |
| Risen Christ Procession | 05-04-15 | Procession with the statue of the Risen Christ along the main streets of Nadur. | Main Streets of Nadur 09:30am |
| 40th edition of the Gozo Half Marathon | 26-04-15 | 40th edition of the Gozo Half Marathon For more information please visit www.gozomarathon.org. The organizers can be contacted through email on info@gozomarathon.org or by telephone on 79797957. | All races start at 9.15 am and conveniently start and end at the Xaghra Square |
| Feast of St. Joseph | 03-05-15 | The procession with the statue of St. Joseph will be led by the three Confraternities of the Parish followed by the clergy and the faithful reciting prayers. The Victory Band will be playing religious marches along the route. | Victory Square and nearby streets, Xagħra -19.00 |
| Mothers’ Day Open Market | 03-05-15 | Various stalls set up will be selling all sorts of items including food, clothing and household goods. | St Peter and St Paul Square and the surrounding areas 08:00am onwards |
| Feast of Corpus Christi | 07-06-15 | A procession with the Blessed Sacrament will be held. Children, girls wearing white robes and boys in the traditional costume, the zimarra, will walk in front of the Blessed Sagrament scattering petals. Along the route houses are decorated with red banners and with plants, in homage to the Blessed Sacrament. | Victory Square and nearby streets, Xagħra – 9.30 |
| Victoria International Arts Festival | 10-06-2015 to 13-07-2015 | The Victoria International Arts Festival is a full 5-week run of uninterrupted cultural activities, offered to the public free of charge. The Festival is the longest-running artistic activity on the Maltese islands, spanning five weeks of uninterrupted, high-powered musical activity, with no fewer than 33 concerts every evening. The Festival occurs at a period which heralds the summer months, and brings to Gozo over 600 musicians and their accompanists to spend time on the island. | St George’s Basilica, Aula Mgr Giuseppe Farrugia, Il-Ħaġar Museum, others main cultural sites in Victoria, Gozo. At 20:00 hrs |
| Fiori D’Argenta | 13-06-15 | A festival of culture, music and traditions | St. John The Baptist Square, Xewkija at 7.30p.m. |
| Leone Goes POP | 13-06-15 | Open-air pop concert featuring the Leone Band and established local singers and entertainment artistes. | Independence Square from 21:00 |
| Fiori D’Argenta | 14-06-15 | On Sunday a horses defile is held | St. Bert Street to St. John Square |
| Imnarja Feast Activities | 19-06-2015 to 29-06-2015 | A number of events are to be held during these days to celebrate the feast of Imnarja. | Various locations in Nadur. |
| Imnarja Agricultural Fair | 20-06-15 | The event includes various displays of agricultural products, crafts, traditional food and farm machinery, as well as entertainment which will be provided throughout Saturday evening and the blessing of farm animals and pets on Sunday morning. | Arcipriet Martin Camilleri Square (il-Pjazzetta) 20:30 |
| Imnarja Agricultural Fair | 20-06-15 | The event includes various displays of agricultural products, crafts, traditional food and farm machinery, as well as entertainment which will be provided throughout Saturday evening and the blessing of farm animals and pets on Sunday morning. | Arcipriet Martin Camilleri Square (il-Pjazzetta) 08:30 |
| St George’s Titular Feast | 04-07-2015 to 19-07-2015 | Internal and external activities honouring St George, Gozo’s Patron Saint. The programme, which stretches on two to three weeks, kicks of with the Spiritual Novena, and then with a Solemn Triduum. St George’s Feast is renowned for the traditional religious character which it has retained, attracting locals and foreigners alike who pack the Basilica to listen to the magnificent music composed for the festive days. The Pontifical High Mass and Procession are the apex of a week-long programmed of celebrations. | St George’s Basilica, Victoria, Gozo. |
| Festa Santa Marija : The Assumption of Our Lady | 08-08-2015 to 15-08-2015 | A week-long programme of events containing an open-air evening band concert, festive marches renowned for their joyful revelry, aerial and ground fireworks, street decorations, a morning children’s-parade, the traditional morning march, national street horse-races, an open-air agricultural show. The climax is reached on August 15th, with the solemn procession in which the statue of Santa Marija is paraded shoulder high as it is accompanied by the Leone Band from the Gozo Cathedral, within the Citadel, around the streets of the historic-centre of Victoria. Spectacular aerial fireworks accompany. | Issues from the Gozo Cathedral (Citadel), through the streets of Victoria historic centre. |
| Ghajnsielem Fest | Mid August | An evening of song & dance presenting local talent | Ghajnsielem |
| St John Martyrdom | 29-08-15 | A traditional dinnar is organized with entertainment of song and music at 8.00p.m. Afterwards there will be the traditional Bonfire of St. John the Baptist | St. John The Baptist Square, Xewkija at 20.00 |
| Anniversary of the crowning of the statue of the Bambina | 02-09-15 | Band march starting from Victory Square along 8th Sept Avenue. | Victory Square and along 8th Sept Avenue, Xagħra at 21.30 |
| Feast of Marija Bambina | 06-09-15 | Demonstration with the statue of Our Lady of Victories. Bands will accompany the statue of Marija Bambina along the route from Nazzarenu to the Square. Meanwhile another band will be playing on the Square. | Nazzarenu to Victory Square, Xagħra at 21.30 |
| Commemoration of the Great Siege and Second World War | 07-09-15 | A ceremony to commemorate the Great Siege, the Second World War and the protection of Marija Bambina over the Maltese Islands. Re-enactment of the Entrance of the Grand Master and of an air-raid. | Victory Square, Xagħra at 10.00 |
| Feast of Marija Bambina | 07-09-15 | Fireworks display at in-Nuffara followed by festive marches on the square and the surrounding streets. | 8th September Avenue and the Square, Xagħra at 21.00 |
| Feast of Marija Bambina | 08-09-15 | A popular band march on the square. | Victory Square, Xagħra at 11.00 |
| Feast of Marija Bambina | 08-09-15 | As the statue of Marija Bambina is carried out of the church, the Victory Band will perform the hymn ‘Ħdejn in-Nieqa ta’ Marija’ with the participation of soloists and the choir of the same Society. The band will then accompany the procession with religious marches. | Victory Square and main streets Xaghra at 19.00 |
| Qala International Folk Festival | 18/09/2015 to 20/09/2015 | International Folk Conference, It-Tieg l-Antik, Spectacle of dance, singing, music and costumes performed by local and foreign folk groups | St. Joseph’s Square at 19.30. |
| Feast of Jesus the Nazzarene | 27-09-15 | A procession with the Blessed Sagrament. The Victory Band will accompany the procession. Afterwards there will be a show of music and song, a wine-tasting competition and a Wine and Pizza Party. | Area of In-Nazzarenu, Xagħra at 18.00 |
| Feast of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary | 04-10-15 | A procession with the statue of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary will be held along the main streets of the town with the faithful reciting the Rosary and singing Marian hymns along the way. | Victory Square and main streets Xagħra at 18.00 |
| Opera: La Traviata | 17-10-15 | Full scale opera at the Teatru tal-Opra Aurora, with the participation of the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra and world-renowned singers. More information via www.teatruaurora.com | Teatru tal-Opra Aurora, Republic Street, Victoria, Gozo |
| Opera: La Boheme | 29-10-15 | Lyric Opera by Giacomo Puccini | Teatru Astra, Republic Street Victoria at 19.30 |
| Opera: La Boheme | 31-10-15 | Lyric Opera by Giacomo Puccini | Teatru Astra, Republic Street Victoria at 19.30 |
| Leone Band in concert – Annual Symphonic Concert | 07-11-15 | Leone Band in Concert; the annual musical concert in which the Leone Band performs a mix of classical, operatic and popular twentieth-century symphonic music. | Teatru tal-Opra Aurora, Republic Street, Victoria, Gozo |
| Xewkija Day | 21-11-15 | We celebrate Xewkija Day a concert is held at the Centre Parish Church and a person from Xewkija will be commemorated with the prize of “Gieh ix-Xewkija” a person who has worked without personal interest for the village of Xewkija and she/he is nominated from the non government organizations in Xewkija | Xewkija Parish Church |
| Bethlehem f’Ghajnsielem | 01-12-15 | Experience the timeless story of Nativity | Ta Passi Ghajnsielem |
| Traditional Procession with Baby Jesus | 25-12-15 | In this procession children and people of all ages take part. The procession starts at the premises of the boys’ section of MUSEUM. Elder boys carry the statue of Baby Jesus while young boys carry lanterns. The Victory Band accompanies choirs singing carols. | Dun Ġorġ Preca Street to the church, Xagħra at 17.00 |